Adam Smith Seminar Fall/ Winter 2021

• The Fall/ Winter 2021 Adam Smith Seminar is organized by Manfred J. Holler (University of Hamburg & Center of Conflict Resolution, Munich) in cooperation with Eva Wolf (Center of Conflict Resolution, Munich) Gregor Berz (Institute for Applied Mechanism Design (IFAMD), Munich and Saarbrücken, & Center of Conflict Resolution, Munich), and Florian Rupp (Kutaisi International University & Center of Conflict Resolution, Munich).
• The talks will be given
  online Mondays from 17:00 (s.t.) to 18:30 Central European Time
  and hosted by IFAMD. Please contact Gregor Berz (gregor.berz -at- ifamd.de) for dial-in information.
• Recordings of the talks will be availiable at the CCR Munich YouTube Channel [↑] as well as via a link on this site.

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4 October, 2021:

Talk by Peter Emerson [↑] (Borda Institute) on "A matrix vote experiment with data from the newly formed Bundestag" The recording of the talk can be found here [↑] (vimeo) as well as here [↑] on the CCR Munich YouTube Channel [↑]

11 October, 2021:

Talk by Larry Samuelson [↑] (Yale University, Department of Economics) on "The Analogical Foundations of Cooperation" Introduction by Christoph Berg The recording of the talk can be found here [↑] (vimeo) as well as here [↑] on the CCR Munich YouTube Channel [↑]

18 October, 2021:

Talk by Kenneth Binmore [↑] (University College London & University of Bristol) on "Thinking About Social Norms" Introduction by Vesa Kanniainen [↑] (CESifo Network) The recording of the talk can be found here [↑] (vimeo) as well as here [↑] on the CCR Munich YouTube Channel [↑]

25 October, 2021:

Talk by Hans-Bernd Schäfer [↑] (University of Hamburg and Bucerius Law School) on "Efficient Versus Equal Security Against Crime -- Why the public good theory can neither explain nor guide the mission of public police and why equal security might violate important policy targets" Introduction by Athanasios Gromitsaris [↑] (TU Dresden) The recording of the talk can be found here [↑] (vimeo) as well as here [↑] on the CCR Munich YouTube Channel [↑]

8 November, 2021:

Talk by Heinz Kurz [↑] (University of Graz) on "On Machine Ages. Causes, Forms and Effects of Technological Change" Introduction by Ron Wintrobe [↑] (Western University) The recording of the talk can be found here [↑] (vimeo) as well as here [↑] on the CCR Munich YouTube Channel [↑]

15 November, 2021:

Talk by Gerd Muehlheusser [↑] (University of Hamburg) on "Moral transgressions by groups: Guilt sharing and its underlying motive" Introduction by Gabriel Frahm [↑] (Helmut-Schmidt-Universität, Hamburg) The recording of the talk can be found here [↑] (vimeo) as well as here [↑] on the CCR Munich YouTube Channel [↑]

22 November, 2021:

Talk by Peter Skott [↑] (University of Massachusetts Amherst) on "Behavioral and structuralist macroeconomics" Introduction by Manfred J. Holler [↑] (University of Hamburg & Center of Conflict Resolution Munich) The recording of the talk can be found here [↑] (vimeo) as well as here [↑] on the CCR Munich YouTube Channel [↑]

29 November, 2021:

Talk by Arye Hillman [↑] (Bar-Ilan University) on "The 18th century Georgia new-world egalitarian project: Political economy with conceit, deception, and ethical people" Introduction by Stanley L. Winer [↑] (Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada) The recording of the talk can be found here [↑] (vimeo) as well as here [↑] on the CCR Munich YouTube Channel [↑]

6 December, 2021:

Talk by Vikas Kumar [↑] (School of Development, Azim Premji University, Bengaluru) on "Numbers as Political Allies: Census in India's Periphery" Introduction by Shanti Chakravarty [↑] (Bangor University, UK) The recording of the talk can be found here [↑] (vimeo) as well as here [↑] on the CCR Munich YouTube Channel [↑]

13 December, 2021

Talk by Horst Brockmüller (Catalyst Equity Partners LLP, London) on "Subsea out of service cable or how to create a new industry in an heated environmental climate; theory and practical experience" Introduction by Florian Rupp (Kutaisi International University & Center of Conflict Resolution, Munich)

20 December, 2021

Talk by Gregor Berz [↑] (Institute for Applied Mechanism Design (IFAMD), Munich and Saarbrücken, & Center of Conflict Resolution, Munich) on "How the 'Auction Cube' Supports the Selection of Auction Designs" Introduction by Helmuth Blaseio The recording of the talk can be found here [↑] (vimeo) as well as here [↑] on the CCR Munich YouTube Channel [↑]